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IF / ELSE statements & foreach loops using the MySQLi plugin?

Thread began 5/19/2015 2:00 pm by Jason | Last modified 6/04/2015 3:01 pm by Jason | 3270 views | 8 replies

5/19/2015 3:45 pmRay BorduinWebAssist

Little things like extra line breaks, unexpected tabs, and quotes out of place could cause it to not be recognized.

This line looks right:

$InsertQuery->bindColumn("calendar_events_shift_event_parent_id", "i", "".((isset($_GET["calendar_events_id"]))?$_GET["calendar_events_id"]:"")  ."", "WA_DEFAULT");

This one doesn't:

$InsertQuery->bindColumn("calendar_events_end_time",   "s", ((isset($_POST["end_time"]))?$_POST["end_time"]:""), "WA_DEFAULT");

it would probably be recognized with:

$InsertQuery->bindColumn("calendar_events_end_time", "s", "".((isset($_POST["end_time"]))?$_POST["end_time"]:"")  ."", "WA_DEFAULT");

You would probably have to go through each line to match that syntax before it would be picked up by the UI.

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